St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-01
WIss ONslN AEGssLATURE.
More Legislation--New Senatorial
Apporfi0nment.

ApporiiOnment.
Special to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, March 31.-In the as
sembly joint resolution was adopted sym
pathizing with the Irish people in their
struggle and condemning the Tory party
and its policy. The senate refused to con-
cur in the bill providing that the state
pension agent devote all his time to the
duties of his office. and that he repoitshis
dOings to the governor. The bill has been
a bone of contention throughout the session.
Tonight the assembly killed the bill pro-
viding that prison convicts print school text
books. The assembly to-day passed the
bill relating to aliens holding land in this
state. The bill provides that any alien, not
resident of this state, or of the United
States, may hold land in this state not to
exceed 800 acres, except that he may ac-
quire more by descent OF will or by due
legal process, or as in the case of
foreclosure OF mortgages. The bill
also applies to all corporations of which
over 20 per cent. of the capital stock is
owned by aliens. Another bill was passed
which is aimed at the secretion of eXploS-
ives by anarchists, and their ilk. 1t makes
the manufacture, sale, purchase or Secre-
ton of any explosives of greater violence
than ordinary gun powder, unless for law
full purposes, punishable by a fine not to
exceed So, 200 or Imprisonment not to ex-
ceed two years. 1t also requires all persons
wishing to handle such explosives to secure
a license from the city or village clerk. The
joint committee on apportionment to-day
decided on scheme for apportionment of
the senatorial districts. 1t will make the
senate about 21 Republican and II Demo-
cratic. The representation is one senator
to 47.200 of population. The assembly ap-
portionment will not be made until next
week. The plan is as follows:
DISTRICTS
First-Door, Oconto, Maunette.
Second-Brown, Calumet.
Third-Racine.
Fourth-First, Sixth, Ninth and Thirteenth
wards of Milwaukee.
Fifth-Second, Fourth. Seventh, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth wards of Milwaukee.
Sixth-Third. Fifth, Eighth, Eleventh
Twelfth and Fourteenth wards of Milwaukee.
Seventh-Tenth and Seventeenth wards and
all towns in Milwaukee county.
Eighth-Kenosha, Walworth.
Ninth-Portage, Waushara, Green Lake and
the west part Of Marathon.
Tenth-Pierce, ST. CroiX.
Eleventh-Ashand, Florence, Forest, Long
lade, Oneida, Price, Taylor, Lincoln.
Twelfth--Green, Lafayette.
Thirteenth-Dodge.
Fourteenth-Juneau, Sauk.
Fifteenth Manitowoc, Kewaunee.
Sixteenth Grant, Crawford.
Seventeenth-Rock.
Eighteenth-Fond du Lac except the east
assembly district.
MISUNDERSTANDING, except the city
and town of Menasha.
Twentieth-Sheboygan and east district of
Fond du Lac.
wenty-frst-Shawano, Waupaca. east
part of Marathon.
Twenty-second-- -Outagamie City and town
of MenaSha.
nty.thrd-Jeferson and part of wau-
kesha.
enty-fourth-Barron, Bayfield,, Burnett,
Douglas, Polk, Washburu, Sawyer.
Twenty-fifth-Clark, Carr, Eau Claire.
Twenty-sixth-Dane.
Twenty -seventh-Adams, Columbia, Mar
uette.
q Observation-Disclosures. Iowa.
nty-ninth-Bufalo, Pepin, Trempeleau.
Thirtieth-Chippewa, Dunn.
Thirty-first-La Crosse, Vernon.
Decentralization, Monroe, Wood.
irty-third-Ozaukee, Washington, part
Waukesha